🚨 MISSING PERSON: BERNICE OFFEI
63-year-old Bernice Offei has been reported missing after she was last seen on September 1 at Nyaho-Tamakloe Street, Agbogba, Accra.
Anyone with information on the gospel legend's whereabouts is urged to contact 024 878 1971 or 024 755 3431, or report to the nearest police station.
Please share widely to help bring Bernice home safely.
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“Abeg my sister is no where to be found since yesterday morning
We got a message from her number 9pm yesterday saying she has been kidnapped”
— @believe_0033
This better not be true. Kidnapped in Ghana? 😳😳😳
I’m hereby to declare the @GhPoliceService as one of the most stupid institutions in Ghana. You arrested the Pastor who insulted Prophet Mohammed, that’s fine. Then in your presence you made a said group of Muslims slap him?
Okay so this is the 35 years old pastor you arrested? What about the imam? Because I can sense some corruption here https://t.co/YO79Tz6QUs
Is there suddenly a blasphemy law in Ghana and if there is, does it only protect Islam?
Because Ghana does not have a general blasphemy law. Yet sometimes the reaction to criticism or disrespect involving Islam makes it look as though one religion enjoys a level of protection that others do not.
Christians have also watched people openly mock Christianity, disrespect Jesus and ridicule Christian beliefs. We may be offended, but that cannot justify civilians threatening, intimidating or assaulting people.
There are Muslims in this country who set up cameras to disrespect Christianity but no one has attacked them.
If is about Mohammed, Muslims draw the line but if is about Christians, we should sit and watch you disrespect Christianity left right Centre.
You have a stupid man like UTI Dawa who goes only to insult Christians and I’ve never seen him invited by the police. His arrogant nature to belittle Christians.
The law must be consistent. If insulting a religion is protected expression, then that principle must apply equally. If conduct crosses the line into threats, incitement or violence, then let the law and the police deal with it, not angry civilians.
Ghana belongs to Christians, Muslims, traditionalists, atheists and everyone else. No religion should receive preferential treatment, and no religious group should be allowed to enforce its own punishment on another citizen.
Freedom of religion means protecting people's right to worship. It does not mean giving anyone a licence to intimidate people who offend their beliefs.
@DjoletoT@GhPoliceService you guys have been very very poor on this matter. Shame on you guys. This is when a clear statement must be made on those who promote religious extremism.
@Jamal_kasa Then you add examples of statements from the ones you are referring to calling for the killing of people because the name of Jesus is attacked. You one special being that needs to have your mind examined.